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The annual shootin com etition Of

The National Provisioner, in adviain

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No.2 (`0_,82 Battaliongnook yiiace Satur- the American farmers te raise more dev. Nov. 12th, on Greenwood Range, sheep and fewer hogs, makes the fol- Poiwnul. Notwithstanding the fact. that lowing statement regarding the cost ~ the thermometer was at the freezing of keeping sheep and the probable pro-

point, the ground covered with snow fits from the business.

_ - ` ___ and a very strong wind blowing,twenty- “Five acres of land will take care of ' nine members of the company assemb- twenty-live sheep and their 1ambs,dur~ _. \`__ ` W! led to Compete. Ranges 1, 2, 3 and 4 ing the summer, and during the winter .-

_ \ _p t , hundred yds., 5 shots at each range [no no farmer will rniss what they willeat., i ~ s " \ ~` ` `

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Failure consists in giving up.

not in not succeeding. Many a nzan fails in buSin€SS b€C2\-159 his system is already bankrupt. It takes a strong body and 8 healthful constitution to stand the hard work and the hard knocks of the business world.

Those persistent attacks of

9" Sleeplessness; those Sick Head-

aches; those many worrying forms of lndigestion; that con- stant worn-out feeling, and

(__, those many little ills, all leave "la their traces unless promptly

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Eftervescent Salt

.ogg

1-in-`r~':»-»j \'_°l:Cii yCll It

_Ei "ll clitr-riy kind vitality into

<m stzirizperi oiit.

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bbc 's

"fra .

2*? bfi* (_ ~~rc-vfzits and cures these under- .;-"° z:ri1‘:ri'_f ills. Take it every

1, -,-;_l.»...|- vour digestion, help

rgijoy your food, and in-

_,_l~‘ irc-'ly :md brain. ‘

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*' e dailv use of this standard Eng-

f'~: pr priration will keep you_ ui -..» .l lr__:ilth. Sold by all druggiats _ 1 .Zac .s large bottle. Trial size, age.

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ighterj. highest possible points 80. The scores as below speak for them-

selves :- Lisnr. w. E. smith 78 Pte. J. R. Brown ~ 69 “ W. J. Ballem ‘ 69

S. Gay 68 Albert Forbes 68

Pte. J. \Veatberbie “ Alex Kennedy

Anson Jones

“ Dan Jenkins -~ S. McLennan Sergt. Wm. Jenkins Pte. lf. B. McRae “ B. I". Jenkins

Wesley Chandler

E W. Brown P.. W'. Jones S. J. Jardine W. F. Brown

Dan McRae J. W. Jones J. A. Moore Amos Myers. J. M. Jones.

Nelson Carver, M. Jardine, 53

1 ‘- L. Carver. 42

Mac. McRae. 39

Bugler W. W. Brown, Sl Pte. R. F. Dodd, 29

The excellent prize list is largely

due, and the thanks of the officers and men are hereby tendered. to the follow- ing gentlemen who generously contri- huted. Alexander Martin, M. P. Jenkins tb Son. Haszard & Moore. R. H. Ramsay & Co, Prowse Bros. Stanley Bros. Gordon & McLellan, Mark Wright & Co, Dodd & Rogers, John 'llcbeod & Co, Sentner McLeod & Go

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Corp. 67

67 66 66

C6 65 65 65

64 64

Corp. Pte.

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64. 64. 61 61 61

Sergl. Pie.. Capt. Pie.

61 60 59 54

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Steamship Polino is flue here from

Geo. E. Hughes. Johnson & Johnson, Geo. Carter & Co, 1. J. Gay & Son A. NV. Rr.-ddin, J. Joy, Moore & Mc Leod, P. P Gillis. J. A. Farquharson, 1 Mrs. Meliinnon, Mr. Smith, Mr. Moore Agent North American Life Assurance Co., and Wm. Jenkins. _

Target Practice.

The annual target practice of No. 6.

Co , Covehead, occurred at range on

MOHET68l 0l’l Thl1l'$d¥Yl7i.h1IlSl. 8nd r"<\il.~1 ful' Saturda ’ N0v_ 12[h_ Tha exceedin 1

St. Jo_hn’s Nfid, via Sydney and North Sydney Giffylrzp live stock on deck and pr-Jducc under eck at low rate-.

For further inforriiaziori as to freight and

DB-Huge. apply to _ _

N _ RATTENBURY

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ov. 14. Pat.

Till! l0fl0lSB

Direct Draft Surface

Burner for hard and soft

Goal.

A f slow- but sure" combustion direct

draft surface burner for hard or soft coal, straight cylinder. No grateto shake or turn out. Lined on bottoii and sides with best quality. heavy fire brick lining. Top and botggm heavy cast Iron, body heavy rolled sheet steel.

SIO' Sll and $l3. WITH ASI-I PAN.

A very- beautiful heainr and coal‘

saver.

Budd & Rogers

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cold and strong westerly wind, which beat directly across the range,prevented the high scoring which most likely would have been if the weather had been more favorably.

Below is the score and prize list :-

|` Pts. Sgt. B. McMillan, Daily Guardian 44 Pte. M.Kielly. Pair of kid gloves

Lieut A.Shaw.Underclothing

Pte. I. Carr, sweater _

iSgt.J.MeMillan, pair of gloves

Corpl M.Sel1er, pair ot kid gloves

Pte.G.Blue, tobacco

Capt' J. Allen, pair of slippers

Pte. W.McMillan, sweeter

“ A.~L .wson, pocket-knife Lieut W. Shaw, Shirt J2 Pte.John Lamphier,bulter-cooler 30 ‘- VV. Duncan. tea 29 ‘- Jas. Shaw, souvenir cup and -

saucer 27 -1

Pte.F. Chandler, pipe 25; “ F. Gurney, pair ot braces 23' “ J. Berzigan, -° 20; H W. Flynn, silk handkerchhief 19 -‘ W. Mobhs. bottle of wins

°~ W. McDonald, pair of slippers

(carpet)

Pte. F. Marshall, necktie ~~ H. Marshall. pair of braces 15` ~- E. McMillan, a framed picture 15 ‘i Jas, Latnphier, pair of braces

~- P. McCallum, inkstand

H Jas. Mcbaunchlin. raisins -‘ R.Locke, pair ot rnoccnsins The ranges fired at were 400 and 500;

5 shots at each.

39 38 36 36 35 35 34.

34 32

18

17 16

14 13 13 9

pany were tendered the following per sons who so generously added to the price list. Premier Farquharson, M ayor Davison, Dr. Dodd W.E.Dawson & Co., Moore »&McLeod. Gordon & 'MU|~€1l¢I1, Smiley Bros., Jas. Paton & C0-. Prowse Bros. W. A. Weeks & C .. F. Perkins & Co., G05 Bros Mark Wrivht 8. Co. J H Bell George lliarter & (`o., Stewart & Gates, R. H l~““S==r & Co.. rermii & chandler Alley E' Co., J.P.» Joy McKay Woolen Co.. S-nlner & McLeod, Joseph Peters antllliw. R. Carr, Stanhope. .

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Success comes to those who per-

serve. If you take Hood`s Sarsap ariihi fa. cially :ind yersistently, you

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Their llreccs will pay about $1 apiece, and their lambs a year old, if properly cared for, are good for $3. If faltened t.o_100 pounds weight and put on the maiket they are good for $5 by the car- 1 load. It has been figured out by an authority that, with oats and corn at 30 cents a bushel and oil meal at $1.95 per hundred, a limb from the time that it is two weeks old until it reaihesp100 pounds, which is inthe eleventh month will not consume more than $1.35 worth of grain. In our opinion, the time is not very far distant when, with the scarcity ot beef and 'sith the high price which cattle command, we will have to resort to eating mutton. There will also be a. great exp Jrt demand for the article. We have loo much corn, too many hogs, .too few sheep."

_Sheep-raising is responsible for a

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and some parts of Great Britain, and why it will not materially increase the wealth of this country there is no afi- equats reason for. True, as we pointed out a few weeks ago, the worrying of sheep by dogs has had no small part

more sheep. But this is lnot an insur mountable difficulty, and. if active measures, such as We gave in our issue of Oct. 18th last arc put in force, the injurious effects of the sheep worrying 'dogs can be easily overcome, Surely there is ingenuity and inventive genius enough in the farming districts of this country to devise some plan to prevent~ ing the “prowling” and “sneaking” dog from driving a most important in- dustry to the wall. A sheep is of more value than a prowling dog any day,

'tribe in it. Hgw many farmers have ever

ll trained dog on the farm is very useful, biitif the kegping of dogs on "the farm will prevent the growth of so important. an industry as sheep-raising the sooner their hides are tanned the better- farming. -

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The craving for Alcohol,‘. 0 ium, Cocain Tobacco, Cigarettes can be cured at the Kceley Institute in Portland, Maine. So can Neuras- thenia, Nerve Exlianstion and that always tiredfeeling, seldom at ease condition, and

the system restored to its normal condition p Write for parti:ula.rs_ Y

Staniield’s Underwear at

PA'roNs.

Go to J. H. Bell if you waht profil-

able sole leather.

OUR prices on men’s clothing lit the

gigrsc and person-J. B. Macdonald &

. 15-

PAroN’s for SHoRnr’s $2.00 pants.

Don’t forget the name bHoitsi"s, that 1 means fully guaranteed. -

Stan{ield’s Underwear’ 'tt -Pifrohs .

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$2 00 at Paton & t}o’s.--157 . -

S'tanlield's Underwear at

PA'1‘cNs, ' ."

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Go z<»_J. H. Bans fir English. tap.

all

$1.45 and up. 15 1y'y`_\

' 'BR°0Hé._ Heir Br.i1_s1ies.__Lsmp_Wiqks`,' Burners. A lot o_f these 'goods from our wholesale department, the balance being slaughtered _in our retail. Big sale now on. Lookat our' sd. for prices.-W. A. Weeks & Co.-td&w Si.

F_iiiLLEn Curtains. Net spotland other

designs opening at Jas. Paton Gr Co.

_ 5 lif.

THE best chocolates on the market

are White’s Snowhake Chocolates Aski

Bur your Clothing from Paton & Co.

5 tf. _

Wiiar will _you bring to me laddigll

I’ll bring a brae new plaid lassie! to- nicht frae Janus Paron & Co. They have S0 Clan Tartan shawls-great big warm fellows and they will make ye a ‘fraud Highland oa‘_p_e,='.-`-ui0y11‘ .

for u.y_ Highland plaid to make mvsel!

trimmed at Erroaras hcKain7g1§usmu .

g _ 5 To gf' away from the market»wi_t]zoqg- -str'-ml. Ch¢§_1‘10l£¢Wt0Wll..___-I-.14 eQ,d_1m_ H

llorcglanis’ ?3a.~.k Biitldmg ummersid P, E, |_ Amd geneiail aaaesrh.; .. 1.,

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St pot of pansis df.isies,- camgqgiysg tg ‘l"i?‘~¢1` "if 7"? 1lL=l`=l>'@S,&0. would be your

Psii\lq'g_ .Au 5 loss; oltoming now and up to 3

guaranteed. N” 96 003 fer. at G.'\y’s stalls to-day. \ 15 lus§'&fri"

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lar e share of the wealth of Australia'

in deterring our farmers from raising _

SHORmY’s Rigby water proof, _pants it

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Up to date Jackets

Up-to-date ` Prices, '_

Like cut $1.75

Like cut ~

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_ _,_ gi i A1 ev & (J-0_ R_ K_ JUS., L_ w_ Watson, worse if there were none of this canine '

UUBELL LINE.

Special Jackets

` . $5.00

Lined Jackets

$4.00

Gapes $3.00 3.50 and 5-00. . Shawls Capes 20 per cent off Fur Cg'p_e5~ $9.50 and I2-00 - Fur J__ric.ket.`S

Shorcys' Glothi ng-

Jas. Paton &

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for them and take no other. . An AC\,|fate

only.

Have a Good Watch

COME fill up my cu ,com fill _ , _ _ J °

can. Come saddle sry- huese aiig myou 'my have om' out mv mln. 1 am going to I’aton’s

stock Rahman: Warcrrl

‘ only; .Wégnarantee every

watch. _

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To utilize very moment; of precious time, to meet trams, °°_¥€°P ~*~PP9i11tm°1`1tl.` f>0"~.b° _

t ._ elviyi time. one must ,

To the -letter clams we would 1' like tosay thatwe

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_ - is a necessity-notslnecessitxy V _ _p-A V

A To Pais Ou

»Wl_1@“ Y011 Wont - to buy_ your F

Ulster, ldeefer or H

f 0 We can-showithe

.ever shown; iu'_,Charlott$_iow‘ii' with

one the people to save you mt See our Ulsters at.3.`50; ‘L75

‘custom made and only the pri

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\\_> p invasions. V 2811, ,P ‘ erm surges: ` For Big; §.u-gains in 010|

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